Google's name emerged from a brainstorming session at Stanford University.
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After the brainstorming session, students engage in a class discussion.
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The idea for this theme came about during an online brainstorming session.
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Such a brainstorming session might seem a bit pie in the sky
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But it isn't clear whether the brainstorming session can produce any concrete results.
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After a rigorous brainstorming session, here's what we came up with: (Spoilers, maybe?)
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It was during a Charlie Hebdo brainstorming session, on the morning of Jan.
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In TV land, this phrase is a convenient byproduct of a collective brainstorming session.
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This is a great day to meet up with someone for a brainstorming session.
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The ice cream contest ends on April 13, so get the brainstorming session started now.
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Leaders from Silicon Valley attended a brainstorming session at the Department of Justice last week.
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"The Antipodes" portrays a never-ending brainstorming session for unspecified purposes in an unspecified place.
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During a brainstorming session, Bezos came up with the idea to sell books on the internet.
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An idea that comes out of a deep brainstorming session belongs to both people, 50/50.
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The hearing, held by the Subcommittee on Information Technology, acted as a brainstorming session about possible solutions.
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The name came up in a brainstorming session in Och's kitchen with her teenager daughter and friends.
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It served as a point of discussion for a group brainstorming session, along with a Pinterest board.
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But The Blend is an unholy union that should never have made it beyond a brainstorming session.
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Once we met and had a couple brainstorming session it became clear we were sharing some brain cells.
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The theme idea was Jeff's, during a really long brainstorming session over email (easily over a hundred emails).
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He told BuzzFeed News the idea for the account came from a "creative brainstorming session" about a month ago.
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During its first brainstorming session, the group came up with the idea for a hotter, juicier burger, Jasper said.
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They'll get so intrigued that they'll launch into a passionate brainstorming session about how to take that person down.
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During our brainstorming session we decided it would be fun to papier-mâché pages of Infinite Jest onto raw eggs.
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We were in a brainstorming session trying to solve a problem that had been giving us trouble for some time.
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After that brainstorming session, Gunning took the analyst's story back to Darpa and soon signed up for his third tour.
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"War is show business," he tells him, and Motss gets right to work, putting his team together for a brainstorming session.
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Her stage name, she tells me, is the result of a brainstorming session during which she wrote down a few pages of names.
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So when they visit London they schedule a brainstorming session over scrambled eggs and order fizzy water when you meet them at noon.
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Then in January, right before JFK, we thought we needed to get together as a group and have a real legal brainstorming session.
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If you've ever taken part in a great brainstorming session, where ideas are kind of bouncing everywhere — you're really reaching ripe, smart conclusions.
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Washington (CNN)On Wednesday afternoon at the White House, President Donald Trump held a brainstorming session on gun legislation with members of Congress.
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Rock Band VR is the kind of game you'd get by holding a good brainstorming session and using every single idea on the whiteboard.
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Mark Bergen and Alistair Barr: The ideas were in a 211.5 slide deck drafted by the company's human resources department from a brainstorming session.
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The duke and duchess held a "brainstorming session" with professors and academics to help develop their upcoming charitable foundation, a palace source told Hello!
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However, a lot of the campaigns on the website read as if they came out of an innovation class brainstorming session at a college.
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The hosts and producers know they have Trump's attention, and they are catering their show to be a kind of brainstorming session with him.
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And Senator John Cornyn of Texas, the No. 2 Republican, dismissed Wednesday's White House meeting as a "brainstorming session" that would not dictate policy.
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The email thread was a brainstorming session among employees and none of the ideas were put into effect, said Gina Scigliano, a Google spokeswoman.
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At a brainstorming session, he led the charge in proposing a half dozen or so papers that could come out of the data, Kaipainen said.
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The name Supper Mario Broth came from a brainstorming session where Super Mario Borscht and Soapy Mario Bath were both names they almost settled on.
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Ms. Lo first landed on the project after a brainstorming session of funny cookbook titles with her name in it (including the rejected "Lo Cal").
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The play starts to feel like a stoned brainstorming session in a college dorm room, whose participants segue from delighted goofiness into sloppy, sentimental sincerity.
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Blue marker in hand, the 22-year-old hunches slightly to jot down suggestions being shouted by a group of people deep into a brainstorming session.
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I sat in on a brainstorming session between Mayors Steve Benjamin of Columbia, South Carolina, Tim Keller of Albuquerque, and Chris Cabaldon of West Sacramento, California.
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That's a self-spoofing concept that might have come up in a "Saturday Night Live" brainstorming session, and been rejected on the grounds of bad taste.
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A few days later, I was back at Capitol and he rolls out the whole thing and we just had this kind of really fun brainstorming session.
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Digital Trends notes that the company arrived at this particular design during a brainstorming session, when someone jokingly suggested levitating the speaker in order to isolate it.
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Jumping off this example, I then lead students in a whole-class brainstorming session to identify some more deliberate decisions authors might make when writing a story.
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Three years ago, David Gunning, one of the most consequential people in the emerging discipline of X.A.I., attended a brainstorming session at a state university in North Carolina.
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Afterwards, "when I wanted people to engage in a brainstorming session, they tended to self-censor because they&aposd just heard about all these great accomplishments," she said.
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Homemade stovetop popcorn (costs about 4 cents per pot!), sprinkled with various spices and seasonings, a good "bad" movie, and a brainstorming session for a surprise I'm planning.
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She came up with the name after playing around with the words "mod" and "modern" and eventually throwing Modsy out there during a brainstorming session with her mother.
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Internally, this may have been viewed as simply one idea in a brainstorming session about what should be done about a president who may have been corrupt or compromised.
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" Instead, he emphasized that he wanted attendees to see the two-day event as a "big brainstorming session" and an "experiment in us trying to have a collective conversation.
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Instead, tell them a story about the time you rocked a brainstorming session or blurted out an idea in a stream of consciousness that ended up being a winner.
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Caffeine also has other perks: it's been shown to boost your mood, which could be useful if you're heading into a brainstorming session or working on a creative project.
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What began last March as a brainstorming session by feast organizers turned into a word-of-mouth recruitment campaign, and by last spring, it had spread to social media.
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Bravo and David teamed up to create the project for their college thesis on animation and got the initial idea for the film during a brainstorming session with a friend.
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"You know, we really should get more ideas for what we want the language to do — or, probably more accurately, 'to not do," Shadwell recalled of their initial brainstorming session.
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But if you consider that this concept car is a very expensive brainstorming session, the driving modes are a neat idea that Peugeot should remember in the years to come.
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It was back in 2012, while he was hanging out in his cousin's room, that a brainstorming session eventually led to an actual business venture, driven by a religious message.
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Its premise sounds like a joke that came at the end of a long brainstorming session, and all the programmers threw up their hands and decided to go with it.
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Magazine."As part of their ongoing work to develop and build their new charitable organization, they had a brainstorming session and meetings with academics and professors," the source told the publication.
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After all, the premise behind Dash buttons seems to be something you would come up with in a loose joke brainstorming session in a board room: Running low on toilet paper?
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I was that eager student who could often be seen running through the halls — from a student council meeting to a newspaper brainstorming session and then to the gym for practice.
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Creed told The Verge that the project began 18 months ago with a brainstorming session about finding new ways to deliver information to soldiers, like interactive text or links to videos online.
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But, if you can't remember the last time you felt the smallest inkling of excitement to tackle a new project, participate in a brainstorming session, or even dominate your office's guacamole competition?
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Stucky wasn't expecting more than a brainstorming session with Rutan, but Rutan showed up with sketches for a scramjet—a plane that achieves combustion by funnelling supersonic air directly into the engine.
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"The value of having a CEO nearby is that I am never left in the dark whenever I need help with something — even something as small as a brainstorming session," she said.
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Adding to the intrigue was the explosion's timing: It came hours before the start of a White House meeting being billed as a "brainstorming session" on how to solve the Gaza crisis.
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The idea came about when a group of Israeli and Palestinian activists took a break from a tense brainstorming session and looked for an activity that would let people engage with one another.
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One Sapient source recalled a brainstorming session involving 53 people in one large conference room who went through 3,800 Post-It notes over two days while designing the app&aposs most rudimentary functions.
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New Yorker publisher Lisa Hughes said the idea for the cover came out of a brainstorming session with the editorial staff for a creative way to mark the magazine's annual special issue on innovation.
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Without creativity, a company could find itself stuck in a rut, so make the most of these slow summer days while clients and customers are also on vacation and set up a brainstorming session.
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At a brainstorming session in early January, the watch department at Phillips auction house zeroed in on what it said would be the first such auction of its kind: the vintage stainless steel chronograph.
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After all, you could decide to drive to a cute coastal town on a Tuesday, work from there and be back in the city by Thursday for that brainstorming session at the local coffee shop.
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"If the opportunity came my way, if somebody wanted me to look over a script or sit in a room in sort of like a brainstorming session ... I would certainly be open for that," he says.
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Almost as soon as McConnell shelved a bid to vote on the measure this week, senators piled into a blue Capitol Police bus to head down to the White House for a brainstorming session with Trump.
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"I have the support of the President and the Prime Minister to do my job," he said at the briefing dubbed as a "brainstorming session", where he gave a rare insight into the secretive state company.
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Some effective ways to gather employee input: Hold a catered lunch or a happy hour brainstorming session, or you can opt for something as simple as an employee survey, using digital services like SurveyMonkey or Google Forms.
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When participants in the study recounted an embarrassing moment before a brainstorming session, they came up with both a larger number and wider range of ideas than those who shared a memory that made them feel proud.
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At best, however, the event was a brainstorming session because of a conspicuous absence at the table: The government of President Ashraf Ghani was not represented, meaning none of the agreements would carry any weight of implementation.
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She made recommendations for the speech during a brainstorming session in the Oval Office on Sunday, helping her father decide on a new approach aimed at easing concerns over whether he had the right temperament to govern effectively.
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Jared Kushner, U.S. special envoy Jason Greenblatt and officials from the National Security Council will present U.S. proposals for improving the humanitarian situation in Gaza tomorrow at a White House "brainstorming session", a senior White House official said.
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A brainstorming session in March generated what became a Princetified cover of Taylor Swift's "22," a video with orientation leaders and ODUS staff members as extras, a cappella groups singing the score and Nicolas Chae, a sophomore, directing.
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Plus Pool grew out of a 2010 brainstorming session between Mr. Coates and his design partner, Jeff Franklin, and their friends, Dong-Ping Wong and Oana Stanescu, who at the time ran another design firm, Family New York.
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The session was respectful and constructive — an open-ended brainstorming session, held in the out-of-the-way locale of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in San Jose, six sources, including two who were in the room, told Re/code.
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During a mini brainstorming session at Mashable on Tuesday, a few of us that have been following Samsung's Galaxy Note7 fiasco tried (with little help from Samsung, which has been quite vague in its statements) to establish a timeline of events.
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Image: Wizards of the CoastThree artists traveling to Wizards of the Coast's headquarters to join the latest Dungeons & Dragons brainstorming session were reportedly denied entry into the United States and sent back to their home countries over issues with their visa waivers.
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On Wednesday, Prime Minister Theresa May called cabinet ministers to a brainstorming session about the withdrawal, pledging to examine "the next steps" for Britain and to identify "opportunities that are now open to us as we forge a new role" in the world.
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A senior White House official said Ivanka Trump made recommendations for the speech during a brainstorming session in the Oval Office on Sunday, helping her father decide on a new approach aimed at easing concerns over whether he had the right temperament to govern effectively.
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It's a small part of a digital environment Goelst calls "persistent content," which refers to the notes and annotations made, as well as the 3D content viewed during a team brainstorming session that can be pulled up again when you put the headset back on.
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" President Trump's special envoy for Middle East peace Jason Greenblatt has revealed in an Op-Ed, published Thursday in the Washington Post, that a "Brainstorming session" on Gaza will take place next week "to find real solutions to the problems that Hamas has caused.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai will join that brainstorming session with the likes of AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson, Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure and Verizon President John Stratton, and they'll explore the impact of federal regulation and the "implications of an increasingly connected world," Kratsios said.
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Although new research commissioned by Priorities USA, a Democratic super PAC, concluded that many Obama-to-Trump voters believed that Democrats are out of touch with less affluent Americans, a recent, high-profile Democratic brainstorming session in Washington was held at the opulent Four Seasons Hotel.
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Each film begins with what is essentially a two-month brainstorming session, during which the pair — often joined by a Marvel executive and Anthony and Joe Russo, the brother team who directed both Civil War and its predecessor, The Winter Soldier — hole up and work through various story ideas.
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The technology could serve as an early-warning system for potential attacks, White House officials proposed at the brainstorming session, perhaps compiling information from across social sites to identify deadly incidents before they occur, according to three people familiar with the matter but not authorized to discuss a private gathering on the record.
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After Arkansas's announcement of an execution schedule that death penalty researchers said was without equal in the modern history of capital punishment in the United States, a brainstorming session among reporters who cover the South for The Times led to an idea for an article that would focus on the drug as a central character.
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And we had no vision for the company because we started it through a brainstorming session, and we said yes because I wanted to work with Paul and YC. So the fact that we were going to make money for this thing that we felt like we didn't have any business doing in the first place seemed pretty incredible.
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According to The Washington Post, the meeting, held remotely over the phone and through video calls, served as a brainstorming session for tech and the White House on coordinating against coronavirus misinformation, potentially aiding in the analysis of relevant new medical research and how to lend tech's resources to support the federal government to track travelers and other complex data-driven tasks.
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When he found himself at the brainstorming session, Gunning had recently completed his second tour as a sort of Johnny Appleseed for A.I.: Starting in the 1990s, he has founded hundreds of projects, from the first application of machine-learning techniques to the internet, which presaged the first search engines, to the project that eventually spun off as Siri, Apple's voice-controlled assistant.
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After detailing how she was invited to appear in a BuzzFeed video but not offered any form of payment, Blaque describes being invited to take part in a brainstorming session with other trans creators — again, without any offer to compensate them for their time: A few months ago, I was contacted by a Trans guy that works at Buzzfeed ... [who] added me to an email chain of some of the hardest working trans people in LA, a lot of whom I've either worked with or have known of.
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